Gate has launched US stock options trading, starting with nine popular US-listed names including Nvidia, Tesla, Apple, Meta, AMD, Micron and Amazon. The initial coverage sits across AI technology, semiconductors, electric vehicles and cloud computing. Users can begin trading after updating the Gate app to v8.35.0 or higher. The service does not require a separate US stock account or margin account, settles options in USDT and avoids physical stock delivery, which Gate says makes the process more direct. The first phase supports trading during US market hours and charges zero platform fees and zero options commissions. Third-party regulatory and clearing charges may still apply. The launch expands Gate's global equities lineup. Today, Gate covers US, Hong Kong, South Korean and Japanese equities, supports more than 12,800 stocks and ETFs, and offers fractional shares, dividends and cross-broker transfers. Options now give users another way to take bullish or bearish views on major US stocks.
Gate has rolled out US stock options trading, with an initial batch of nine popular US-listed names. Nvidia, Tesla, Apple, Meta, AMD, Micron and Amazon are among the underlying stocks, putting the launch squarely in AI tech, semiconductors, electric vehicles and cloud computing.
Update the app to v8.35.0 to start
Users who update the Gate app to v8.35.0 or later can join in. The product skips a layer of account setup: no separate US stock account or margin account is needed. Options settle in USDT, with no physical stock delivery involved, making the trading and settlement flow more direct.
Zero platform fees and zero options commissions in phase one
The first phase supports trading during US market hours and carries 0 platform fees and 0 options commissions. Third-party regulatory and clearing charges will still be collected under the applicable rules.
The launch extends Gate's global stock product lineup. Gate already covers four core markets — the US, Hong Kong, South Korea and Japan — with support for more than 12,800 stocks and ETFs, plus fractional-share trading, dividends and cross-broker account transfers. With US options in place, users can not only trade stocks and ETFs directly, but also use call, put and other strategies to express a view on where popular US-listed names are headed.
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